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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1948
Page
3
A fragment from the Dothan Eagle dated Sunday June 15 1948 includes notices and tributes with an assortment of obituaries, cards of thanks, and campaign-like items. The page lists phone numbers and references to Associated Press and United Press content, along with a Jefferson quotation and generic publication boilerplate.
The excerpt echoes a moral warning on delayed repentance. It cites Luke 13 6 and a quatrain about postponing deeds until death and judgment. The text emphasizes immediate repentance rather than deferral and reflects religious exhortation through historical phrasing.
A playful piece explains how new flying cars could end the era of back seat drivers. It notes the rear passenger could direct the pilot from above while the front rider ignores comments, promising smoother, faster travel and fewer in-car interruptions.
Senator Van den Berg warns America cannot lead world peace on shifting sands as he pleads to restore funds cut from the European Recovery Program. He cites democracy and Christianity as pillars while critiquing U.S. inconsistency and urging steadfast leadership.
Six weeks ago two Stonewall men and a 15 year old girl found 239000 dollars in mail sacks along a country road near Atlanta. They turned the money in to postal authorities who did not know it was missing. The government has since expressed gratitude with a 2700 dollar reward. The columnist argues rewards encourage honesty and questions the lack of earlier thanks.
The State Personnel Board refuses to approve Birmingham man Edward Co Lee for the public relations director post at the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. The newly created publicity department faces questions about its purpose as newspapers have long sought ABC news and delays spark speculation about motives.
The piece discusses Frank G. Rumley and his multimillionaire committee for Constitutional Government backing tidelands litigation. It details his prior German agent activities, prison pardon, and long influence in politics and law circles, aided by figures like Frank Gannett and Lamar Fleming Jr.
The column reflects on Republican infighting and leadership shifts, praising reformists like Dewey and Taft era figures while critiquing “Old Guard” resistance. It cites C. K. King Jr on citrus science and Vitamin P, advocates federal and academic science support, and notes J. M. Brougston’s Senate bid amid Southern political tensions.
A garbled historic fragment references economy and diplomacy with vague names and places. It mentions Arabs and peace, some figures like Justice and ministers, and hints at ongoing discussions, all presented in broken, unclear language. The piece reads as a damaged archival excerpt with no clear narrative.
A fragmented account discusses President Truman's Omaha visit with crowded and empty seats, political reactions, delegates, and editorial opinions. It notes comments by editors, potential campaign implications, and reflections on the Democratic Party and regional responses.
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